Sentence examples for messages spoke from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, at Johnson Space Center in Houston, two authors of the series of e-mail messages spoke briefly to reporters.
Silverman's father's voice messages spoke volumes of his disdain for the hubris of the rich.
Several hysterical minutes passed before I found the airport number and, after clicking through a half dozen taped messages, spoke to someone from Jet Blue.
After they met, Udeze sent Taylor encouraging messages, spoke with him over the phone and introduced him to James Conner, the Pittsburgh Steelers running back who survived Hodgkin's lymphoma.
A German diplomat, Eckhard Lübkemeier, offered a New Testament reading from Corinthians that spoke of Christ's "message of reconciliation".
In a Dec. 3, 2007, e-mail message, Mr. Smulian told CS-1, "Spoke to Boris, and anything is possible with farming equipment".
Consider, for example, Places, an end-to-end-encrypted sharing app (for files, messages, VoIP, etc). that supports both peer-to-peer and hub-and-spoke connections.
In its heyday, Cabletron had a good business selling Ethernet hubs, which connect several dozen PCs in a hub-and-spoke arrangement but don't do any sophisticated sorting of electronic messages.
The forward spoke of his disappointment at learning of his omission via a text message which he saw when he came off the pitch after scoring the winner in his club's 2-1 Championship victory over Bristol City on Saturday.
"Spoke with JE about the Paulks," Mr. Slanker, using the senator's initials, told Mr. Hampton in an e-mail message.
